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Thermocouple selection

2011-03-15View Original

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What does K in WRNK-240 stand for?
Reply #22011-03-18
It refers to the calibration type. Thermocouples are available in many different materials (calibration types), such as K, R, S, etc., each with its own measurement range. The K-type thermocouple is relatively inexpensive and is used in low-temperature areas below 400 degrees
Reply #32011-03-20
K probably stands for armored thermocouple, right? 1
Reply #42011-03-22
K refers to an armored thermocouple. K scale

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